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But for the most part, she's not a strict bounty hunter. She has a strong sense of justice and wants her vengeance and whatnot.
Thanks Lilly. That's actually pretty helpful. Maybe I'll save my rogue playthrough for when I want a little more blood lust.
Thanks RB! It's funny how often I try to perceive characters in these games through the D&D alignment system. :)
To be fair, it's useable in every situation that involves people or characters.
My current (and first) playthrough is with Sebille and she isn't blood thirsty if you are controlling her character (as against having her as a companion). Her story line is a rather sad one and things can get convoluted later one.
But again, so is every other origin characters you play interesting if you control them as a main character.